Tagged: Detective Grimoire

The objective of the game is to find the murder by investigating and talking to interesting people.It features great voice actors and interesting combinations of commands you can create, not only “click a person to talk with” or “click eye and click object to look at it”, but you can combine different options, subjects and even present clues to the people you speak with, and as it looks like Sherlock Holmes style of game, you will need to interrogate lots of people. There are also many puzzles in the game, and clues to find.

It only costs $4 per platforms – PC or mobile, you can have both (all 5 : GNU/Linux+MacOS+Windows+Android+iOS) for $8 !For more info and a demo, go to their official website

As for now, $13,879 pledged of $25,000 needed and only 7 days left ! you can help this game a reality.

Original Story

Grimoire is called to a mysterious tourist attraction in the middle of a swamp…
As he prepares to use all his skills to solve a murder mystery, one problem arises – the main suspect… is a mythical creature that might not even exist!

It’s your job to hunt for clues, interrogate the suspects, solve puzzles along the way and uncover the secret of the swamp… The gameplay is a little like Phoenix Wright, a little like Professor Layton, but with a focus on solving a mystery! Available for iPad, iPhone, Android Tablets and Android phones! Now also available for Windows, Mac and Linux!

The game has been in development for over a year and a half now, and the finish line is in sight! We need your help for the final push though, as we’ve been self-funded for the duration of the project. Firstly, we want to pay our voice actors for their amazing work, and to fund the final few months of development. Just $4 or more will mean you’ve pre-ordered the game!

With your help, we can make it! It’s all too true that putting the finishing touches on a game is one of the hardest and most intensive parts of making one, but we’re determined to make this game the absolute best game it can be. Your pledges will help us push it just that little extra bit from ‘good enough’ to being really and truly complete.

Since 2002, we’ve been known as The Super Flash Bros. I blame Sakurai. That’s been great for the 26 games we’ve made together (like Haunt the House, The Arrow of Time and Blue Rabbit’s Climate Chaos), the 12 games we’ve made with others (including Help the Hero, Monster Bark and My Almost Famous Family) and the 26 animated shorts Adam has produced (such as The Decline of Video Gaming series and the Another Day series). Recently though, we decided to change that slightly to become SFB Games!

Catherine Unger is a talented artist, designer and animator – and a good friend of SFB Games! She brings the swamp to life by providing all the background art for the game, as well as helping with development decisions along the way.

Arin ‘Egoraptor’ Hanson is known for his many popular creations such as the Sequelitis series, the Awesome Series and GirlChan in Paradise. His work with SFB Games goes all the way back to the Decline series!

Josh ‘Tomamoto’ Tomar is known for voicing many online cartoons and games – and more recently, the announcer in Skullgirls!

Faye ‘Princess Aura’ Mata is known for voicing Lulu in League of Legends and appearing in WCG Ultimate Gamer. She’s also been in many SFB Games in the past!

Kimlinh ‘Hnilmik’ Tran is known for voicing many videogame and cartoon characters including Ms. Fortune in Skullgirls and a character in Dust: An Elysian Tale.

Amber Lee Connors is known for voicing Ginger in Dust: An Elysian Tale and Death Metal Rhapsody in Heroes of Newerth.

Michael ‘Musical Mike’ Patterson is known for the Whachow podcast but is a relative newcomer to voice acting in games.

Edwyn “Omahdon” Tiong voices Detective Grimoire himself, and is known for playing many characters in games including Trapped, Dust: An Elysian Tale, The Journey Down and Dungeonland.

We found an amazing composer for this game: Raphael Benjamin Meyer. Based in Switzerland, Raphael has his own studio, “Nautilus”, where he composes, records and mixes soundtracks for film, TV and games.